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Consider this quotient. Use long division to rewrite the quotient in an equivalent form as , where is the quotient, is the remainder, and is the divisor.

Consider this quotient.

Use long division to rewrite the quotient in an equivalent form as , where is the quotient, is the remainder, and is the divisor.

Consider this quotient.

Use long division to rewrite the quotient in an equivalent form as , where is the quotient, is the remainder, and is the divisor.

Consider this quotient.

Use long division to rewrite the quotient in an equivalent form as , where is the quotient, is the remainder, and is the divisor.

Consider this quotient.

Use long division to rewrite the quotient in an equivalent form as , where is the quotient, is the remainder, and is the divisor.

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